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THREAD: Let's talk a bit about coronavirus vaccine appointments.
I'll pass along available slots as I see them, but I do want to point out a few other resources for people seeking shots in Western Washington, and statewide.
I'll pass along available slots as I see them, but I do want to point out a few other resources for people seeking shots in Western Washington, and statewide.
If you're looking for openings at grocery stores and pharmacies, @covidwashington is a fantastic resource. They scrape the data to check availability, and those slots often go *fast*. https://www.covidwa.com/
Vaccine Spotter is another good resource. It doesn't check availability for a lot of Washington state locations, but it is unique and helpful in that it checks Walmart locations. https://www.vaccinespotter.org/WA/
Some local health departments are more active than others on Twitter, but you'll probably want to follow at least the big three — @KCPubHealth, @SnoHD, and @TPCHD — for updates on new vaccine appointments.
For the mass vaccination sites affiliated with the City of Seattle (Lumen Field Event Center, among others), bookmark this page, and check in throughout the day to see if new appointments have been posted. https://seattle.signetic.com/home
Various other vaccination clinics across the state are posted here, and most importantly it tells you how many open appointments there are at a given site. https://prepmod.doh.wa.gov/
UW Medicine is currently scheduling appointments for eligible patients, and will open scheduling to all patients in line with expanded state eligibility on April 15. You must call to get on their waitlist. https://www.uwmedicine.org/coronavirus/vaccine
The Polyclinic is also vaccinating patients who are currently eligible, and appointments are made via phone on a first-come, first-served basis. https://polyclinic.com/coronavirus
